President Harry S. Truman's address at Lane Field in San Diego, California. Clinton B. McKinnon, Democratic candidate for representative from California, introduced Truman. There is narrator description of the event. Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Lee F. Bell. In four parts.
Former president Harry S. Truman's remarks at the New York State Democratic Committee Candidate Rally at Albany, New York. Harry Truman speaks for 9 minutes and 8 seconds. Part I: Harry Truman, Governor Averell Harriman, Secretary of State Carmine G. DeSapio. (19 min., 37 sec.). Part II: State Chairman Michael H. Prendergast, Mayor Robert F. Wagner, Jr. (20 min., 1 sec.). The rally was held at the National Guard Armory. Mr. Truman mentions the "great white jail" in his remarks.
President Harry S. Truman's address as part of Minnesota's Truman Day celebration, St. Paul, MN. This recording contains the last half of the speech at the dinner held at Hotel Lowry, 8:05 p.m.
Press conference with former president Harry S. Truman at Key West, FL. He responded to questions on the possible Democratic Presidential Candidates for 1968 (he was for Lyndon Baines Johnson), on national problems, on American youth, and on draft dodgers. Audio quality is poor.
Interview with former president Harry S. Truman by two unidentified men regarding Truman's role in national affairs and in the Democratic Party. They generally speak on what Truman thinks of the role of a Past President in his party and in national affairs. Location and date unknown, probably recorded on California trip April 3-8.
President Harry S. Truman's address before the Greater Los Angeles Press Club. The President spoke at 1:30 p.m. at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, CA. In his opening words he referred to Joseph Short, President of the National Press Club, Goodwin J. Knight, Lt. Governor of California, and Fletcher Bowton, Mayor of Los Angeles.
An interview with Senator Harry S. Truman regarding the proposed Presidential order returning the Civil Aeronautics Authority to the Department of Commerce. He opposed this. The reporter is unknown.
Senator Harry S. Truman Radio Interview with Jimmy Mack on National Defense, December 14, 1939, from the U.S. Capitol. Truman had just returned on a tour of the Americas to inspect Army posts. He was asked to comment on the various aspects of the National Defense.
Radio Interview of former president Harry S. Truman regarding the United Nations. "U.N. in Action."